Forename سانتياغو

All around the world, سانتياغو (Santi , Santiago , Santjago ) is a prevalent epicene forename. The first name سانتياغو is characteristic of Uruguay, where it is a common boy's name, Spain, and Equatorial Guinea (explore the name in all countries). Measured by absolute frequency, this name is the most popular in India, Mexico, and Indonesia. Likewise, سانتياغو is the last name as well as the forename.

Translations, transliterations and names similar to the name سانتياغو

VARIANT	COUNTRY
Santi, Santiago	Spain, Philippines, Mexico, India, Brazil
Santjago	Greece, Albania

First names said to be same

Chaime, Didac, Didacus, Diego, Diogo, Dydak, Dídac, Džeimss, Giacomo, Iacobus, Iacopo, Iago, Jaakko, Jacb, Jacco, Jaco, Jacob, Jacobo, Jacobus, Jacopo, Jacques, Jacó, Jago, Jaime, Jakez, Jakob, Jakov, Jakow, Jakub, Jakubs, Jakób, Jakúb, James, Jaume, Jayme, Jaymes, Jim, Jiminy, Jokūbas, Jákob, Jämes, Santijago, Seamus, Séamus, Thiago, Tiago, Xacobe, Ya'Acov, Ya'Aqov, Yaacov,

First name سانتياغو in the context

سانتياغو is also a name for the fictitious and mythical characters: St. James the Elder, Apostle , the one of the Twelve Apostles of Jesus, Gospel of Mark; Santi Ricou Prats , character in Les de l'hoquei; Santiago Muñez , the fictional Mexican association football player, Goal!; Ritter Wulf , character in El Internado and Santiago , the fictional character in Anne Rice's The Vampire Chronicles.